14 DAY TRIAL // Less than a year after giving birth to her second child, Tori Spelling has lost the baby weight, and then some from what several reports in the media are saying. Apparently, the former “90210” star is now a mere size 0, and her weight continues to plummet as friends and family are voicing their concerns about her having an eating disorder, Fox News informs.
Tori has always been petite-sized, in the sense that she has never been the one to have a fuller figure simply because her body is not built like that. Nevertheless, she is now down to 90 pounds and continues to lose weight.
Moreover, what’s even worse is the fact that she lost all this weight without even going on a diet, as friends say that her appetite is almost gone but she continues to work out every day.
“Despite her perky persona when out in public, Spelling’s rapid weight loss is apparently due in large part to the stress of her estranged relationship with mother Candy. Last year, the ‘90210’ starlet released a tell-all book about her famous family’s secrets and now her mother has bitten back and divulged even more in ‘Candyland,’ which hit bookstores last month.” Fox writes, as a possible explanation for the alleged drop to a size 0.
Photos snapped by paparazzi, showing Tori on set filming for her reality show truly reveal that she is considerably thinner than she was a couple of months ago – but whether she is, indeed, a size 0 who might also have an eating disorder is yet to be confirmed, or refuted, depending on the case. However, this has not stopped gossip bloggers from already speaking their minds on the issue, with most of them agreeing that, disorder or not, Tori needs to eat more because she is not looking her healthiest ever.
Oddly enough, just a couple of months ago, as Spelling was preparing for her comeback role on the remade “90210,” she was talking about how she lost the pregnancy weight focusing only on her health and that of her baby. At the time, Tori was saying that she managed to get back to her pre-baby shape only by keeping a close eye on everything she ate and going on long walks with her family.
“Breakfast was yogurt, fruit and nuts. Lunch was homemade soup with a sweet potato or soy milk base. We’d snack on celery and peanut butter, and then I’d make lean protein with vegetables for dinner. I would go for long walks or biking with the kids. We’d do physical activities every day.” Tori told back in January about the battle she had won over the extra pounds.